Beansology is Bloom Daily's green bean supply and the marketplace's fourth seller alongside its three roasters: unroasted coffee sold by the kilo to Malaysian home roasters, and by the sack to cafes and roasteries who roast their own. Every lot has its own page with origin, process and price tiers: see the full green coffee list.
What You Can Order
| Lots in stock | 40 green lots across 13 origins |
|---|---|
| Minimum order | 1 kg on 13 lots, 4 kg on the other 27 |
| Largest sack | 70 kg |
| Price per kg | RM38–75 for classic grades · RM51–146 premium and experimental · Geisha RM57–915 |
| How pricing works | Tiered on every lot — the bigger the quantity, the lower the per-kg price |
| Processing methods | 11 across the catalogue: washed, natural, honey, anaerobic honey, anaerobic natural, yeast fermentation, co-fermentation, wet-hulled, barrel fermentation, low-temp fermentation, sugarcane decaf |
| Stock held | At the Beansology warehouse in Kepong, Kuala Lumpur |
| Supplied by | Beansology, through Bloom Daily — Big Jpresso Sdn Bhd, Bandar Sri Damansara, Kuala Lumpur |
Origins in Stock
Thirteen origins today. The list rotates with arrivals, so ask for the current sheet before committing to a production run.
| Origin | Lots | What it is here for |
|---|---|---|
| Colombia | 12 | The deepest range — Supremo Huila, Monteblanco co-ferments, a sugarcane decaf and three Geishas (CGLE and Inmaculada lots 347 and 229) |
| Ethiopia | 6 | Washed and natural lots from Guji, Sidama, Yirgacheffe and Kaffa, plus a G4 commodity grade for volume roasting |
| Panama | 5 | Geisha only — Lamastus natural, honey and anaerobic slow dried, Blackmoon, and Finca Don Julian washed |
| Honduras | 3 | Brandy- and sherry-barrel ferments, plus a washed Santa Rosa Copán for blend bases |
| Yunnan, China | 6 | Puer washed, Tian Hao anaerobic natural and four Baoshan anaerobic-honey lots — short shipping |
| Brazil | 1 | SC 17/18 FC natural Cerrado, the classic espresso body |
| Guatemala | 1 | Washed, for structured filter blends |
| Kenya | 1 | The blackcurrant acidity roasters ask for by name |
| Rwanda | 1 | Clean washed profile |
| Tanzania | 1 | Kilimanjaro AA washed, bright and clean |
| Indonesia | 1 | Wet-hulled, the earthy Sumatran body |
| Uganda | 1 | Bugisu AA washed, creamy and chocolatey |
| Papua New Guinea | 1 | Highland washed |
How the Tiers Price Out
Every lot carries its own quantity ladder, and the per-kg price drops as the sack gets bigger. Three real examples from current stock:
| Lot | Bulk | Mid | Entry |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ethiopia Lekempti Natural G4 | 60 kg — RM38/kg | 20 kg — RM41/kg | 4 kg — RM43/kg |
| Brazil SC 17/18 FC Natural Cerrado | 30 kg — RM42/kg | 12 kg — RM44/kg | 4 kg — RM46/kg |
| Panama Geisha Lamastus Natural | 23 kg — RM291/kg | 10 kg — RM302/kg | 1 kg — RM312/kg |
The cheapest entry point in the catalogue is Ethiopia Lekempti Natural G4 at RM38 per kg in a 60 kg sack. The most expensive is Panama Blackmoon Geisha Anaerobic Natural at RM915 per kg, available in 1 kg for roasters who want a competition lot without buying a sack of it.
Who Buys Green Here
Home roasters
Thirteen lots start at 1 kg, which is roughly enough to learn one coffee properly on a sample roaster before deciding whether to commit to 4 kg. Buying a Panama Geisha by the kilo is the point of that tier.
Cafes roasting on site
Enough volume to hold a house profile steady without tying up cash in a full sack. Green sits on the same account as roasted supply, so a cafe that roasts some of its own coffee can order green lots and finished beans together.
Commercial roasteries
Full sacks at the lowest per-kg price on the ladder, in commodity grades built for volume — Ethiopian G4, Brazilian Cerrado, Yunnan Puer, Indonesian Gayo.
Ask for the Current Green Sheet
Origins rotate with arrivals. Tell us what you roast and how much you go through, and we'll send what's landed.
Browse Green Lots Email hello@bloomdaily.ioFrequently Asked Questions
Where can I buy green coffee beans in Malaysia?
Bloom Daily supplies green (unroasted) coffee across Malaysia through Beansology, its green bean supplier. There are 40 lots in stock across 13 origins, sold from 1 kg for home roasters up to 70 kg sacks for commercial roasteries, delivered to Peninsular Malaysia, Sabah and Sarawak. Stock is held at the Beansology warehouse in Kepong, Kuala Lumpur. The same account also carries roasted coffee from three Malaysian roasters.
What is the minimum order for green coffee beans?
1 kg on 13 of the 40 lots — the smallest quantity offered, and enough for a home roaster to work through a single origin. The other 27 lots start at 4 kg.
How much do green coffee beans cost per kg in Malaysia?
Classic grades run RM38–75 per kg; the cheapest is Ethiopia Lekempti Natural G4 at RM38 per kg in a 60 kg sack. Premium and experimental lots run RM51–146 per kg, and Geisha runs from RM57 per kg (Ethiopia Tura Zinabu) to RM915 per kg for Panama Blackmoon Geisha Anaerobic Natural. Every lot is tiered, so the per-kg price falls as the sack size rises.
Which origins are in stock?
Thirteen: Colombia (12 lots), Ethiopia (6), Yunnan China (6), Panama (5, all Geisha), Honduras (3), and one each from Brazil, Guatemala, Kenya, Rwanda, Tanzania, Uganda, Indonesia and Papua New Guinea. The list rotates with arrivals, so ask for the current sheet before planning a production run.
What processing methods are available?
Eleven across the catalogue: washed (15 lots), natural (6), yeast fermentation (6), anaerobic honey (4), anaerobic natural (3), plus honey, co-fermentation, wet-hulled, barrel fermentation, low-temperature fermentation and one sugarcane decaf. That spread is the reason to buy green here rather than from a commodity importer.
Do you sell decaf green coffee beans?
Yes, one lot: Colombia Cauca Sugarcane Decaf, decaffeinated with ethyl acetate made from fermented sugarcane (the sugarcane or E.A. process), a gentler natural solvent than the chemical methods used for most decaf. Available from 4 kg up to a 70 kg sack.
Can a cafe or roastery buy green beans wholesale?
Yes. Green sits on the same account as roasted wholesale supply, so a cafe that roasts some of its own coffee can order green lots and finished roasted beans together. Bulk sacks of 20–70 kg carry the lowest per-kg price on every lot. See wholesale coffee bean supply in KL for roasted terms.
Learn Before You Buy
If you are new to sourcing green, our guide to green bean sourcing in Malaysia covers how origin and processing shape what ends up in the cup. For roasted coffee instead, browse specialty coffee beans from the three roasters on the marketplace.